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The Economic Battlefield with Dr. Anita Kellogg
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July 31, 2026
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43:39Now PlayingHow do economics influence modern warfare and national security?
Christopher Turner sits down with Dr. Anita Kellogg, Assistant Professor at the National Defense University, to explore how economic statecraft has become a key battleground in global conflict. The discussion examines the economic effects of the conflict involving Iran, the strategic importance of critical minerals, U.S.-China trade tensions, tariffs, supply chains, and the future of American manufacturing.
Dr. Kellogg also explains why rare earth minerals have become a national security priority, how industrial policy shapes economic resilience, and what ongoing global conflicts mean for the United States and its allies.
If you're interested in geopolitics, economics, foreign policy, or international security, this conversation offers valuable context on some of today's most important global challenges.
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Dr. Anita Kellogg is an Assistant Professor at the National Defense University whose research focuses on international political economy, economic statecraft, trade, and national security.
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